Song of Songs

The Song of Songs is beautiful poetry that delicately depicts the love, praise and mutual enjoyment (especially sexual enjoyment) of a young married couple. It’s set in contrast to the depersonalised and dehumanising polygamy of Solomon. It celebrates the God-given gift of the love between a man and a woman, while also warning of its overwhelming strength - a pointer to the overwhelming love of God.

Recommended Resources

Commentaries 

Online resources

Care resources

Sally Sims has helpfully compiled these care resources as we cover some very sensitive topics in the Song of Songs this term.

(This .pdf also includes the commentaries and online resources listed above)